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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
Second Branch.

THE PRELIMINARY GATHERING.
The announcement that the new Board
of Gas Trustees was to he elected at last
evenings session of Council, had the eff.
feet of attracting quite a large lobby to
the City Hall, notwithstanding the wet
weather. The members were very slow
in dropping in, and at 7:45, when
President Gilleland raped for order in
the lower house, but twelve members
were in their seats The roll having been
called, the officer on duty was sent after
absentees, and in a few moments a quorum
was obtained. During the early portion
Of the evening there was an immense
amount of comforting among the Republic
can members, the friends OF King Caucus
makiDga persistent but unsuccessful en-
deavor to get the kickers back into line.
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CRACKED.
TIKI PATH OF rHB REPUBLICAN GAS
TRUSTEE SLATE.
The Makeup Of the New Board a Big Sur
prise to the Majority Of Pspls-Aiscei-
lansOus Business.
The New Board.
+. p. Jepson,
Thomas f.. Lewis,
Henry Ssamon.
The New Gas Trustees.

AAc -
HOW A REPUBLICAN SLATE WAS CRACKED
The Republican caucus got a black eye
last night. The respectable and conscl
entious element of the party has at last IN
dicated, in an unmistakable manner, theil
dissemination to be led around by the nose,
and there is in consequence a number o.
somewhat irritated tempers among the
caucus crowd, while the rebellious element,
in common with citizens at large, are feel
ing very well.
For the past month or so 1t has been
given out as solid" that a slate, in refer
ence to the new Board of Gas Trustees, had
been made up, and that it was bound tC
90 through" The names upon this
slate were Messrs. d. C. List, Jr., Thomas
f. Lewis, and John Warehouse. Certain
folks res nted this method OF debating tbs
nominees for whom they should vote, and
the result was q good deal of friction within
the Republican ranks. The utmost en-
deavOrs were made to get the recalcitrant>
in line, but it was a fat failure, and the
result vas that at the end Of last nights
voting but one Of the slate candidates, to-
wit: Mr.. Lewis, found a place upon the
Board.
Mr.. Lewis was first elected, as is duly
detailed below, and then the Republican
slate crowd made al attempt to force MIR.
Waterhouse upon the Democrats. The at
tempt failed. In the First Branch MeSsrs,
Buchanan, DObbins, Faris, Haller, Metz
ner, McGregOr, Tracy and UlriCh, all Re
publican, voted for Mr.. Warehouse, while
MesSrs. Delbrugge, Gavin, Farrell, Hand
Ian, Happy and Kenny, all Democrats,
with Nr. Schultze, Republican, voted FOL
Mr.. Jepson.
In the Second Branch the trouble for the
caucus folks was started by Mr.. Caldwell,
| who took the floor and said the last BOard
| had consisted of two Democrats and a Re
publican, and he was, therefore, heartily IN
favor of the new Board consisting oftwO Re
publicans and a Democrat. But he thought
| that Democrat should be one of the two
now on the BOard-men who had beer
faithful, honest, and conscientious in the
discharge of their duties. He voted for Mr.
Jepson. This lead was followed by Messrs,
Bremen, Gundling, HartOng, Kraft, Max
well, McKOwn, Prayer and Gilleland, and
these, with the solid vote of the Democrats
completed the election of Mr.. JepsOn. Al
the rest OF the Republicans voted for Mr.
Warehouse.
The slate was further shattered in the
! election of the third member, Mr.. Henry
SeamOn going in over the head Of Mr.. D.
C. List, the slate candidate. Below vii
be found the details,
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Nsv0roosu.

D. J. McKee's new grocery, Bidrs
ner, Main street. viii open WednssS."
October 10Th with now stock of I'm =.
Coffees, fancy and staple groceries' H..
brands of -four, the choicest prauo
fruits, vegetables fresh meata &c.
Our old friends and customer n, q
Island and the public generally are =
vited to call. If you wish our nlssm.s
to call for orders, send . pastal or t.is
phone us. Goods delivered free. go
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HIGHWAY

Chief Smith Makes an Arrest mp ut Wells
burg.
1t will be remembered that on the 9Th OF
September a man named johnson was re-
lieved OF a watch, chain and charm while
ON the street. The thief skipped out and
no trace could be found of him for several
weeks. A few days ago ChiefSmith learned
that his man was up at Welsburg, and
yesterday morning he went up to capture
him. On arriving there he found that the
man he was after, albert Montgomery,
was already in trouble, he having been
indicted by the Brooke county grand jury
for petit larceny. The Chief saw Mont
gomery placed safely in Jail and then came
back to this city, bringing with him the
assurance that the Brooke county anthori-
ties would bring Montgomery down here
for trial, rs the watch case Is the most
greylous offense alleged against him.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
and Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the COmins
and Going of Strangers.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Fitzhugh is paying a visit
to relatives at Olive Hill, Kentucky.
Miss Mary N. Dickey is home from
visit to Miss Lizzie Johnson, of Wellsyille,
Ohio.
Mrs. E. W. Dunaway has returned from
q two weeks visit to friends in Pennsyl'
vania.
Mr.. Morris H~orkheimer left yesterday
for New York TO attend the marriage OF q
cousin.
DR.. ]. A. Campbell left yesterday for
Baltimore and other Eastern cities on 3
short trip.
Miss Allie McCabe is home from Charles
ton, where she visited friends and spent a
delightful time.
Mr.. Taylor, representing Parsons & Co ,
the New York cigar importers and manu-
facturerS, is in the city.
MrS. W. J. Johnston, who has been Wis
iting friends at Newark, n. J., some time,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Belle McCabe returned last evening
from Piedmont, where she has been the
guest of Misses Bird and Helen Harrison.
Miss Florence McConaughey, an at
tIactive young lady of Cameron, who has
been visiting friends in the city, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. p. Moran, the popular b & o
ofaeiaI, and Mrs. Kate Brady will be mar
ried at the Cathedral this morning 1T 1
o'clock. They will leave on the 5 o'clock
train for Baltimore, Philadelphia and other
Eastern cities.
H. G. Feller, of Grape Island, W. Va,
f. C. Williamson, of Friendly, and Capt. A.
B. Little, of Newport Ohio, wealthy far
mers and produce dealers in the Ohio VAL
ley, are in the city prospecting with the
view Of purchasing largely Of the unusually
fine crop of apples raised hereabouts, for
the Southern markets.-BGfalo NerS.
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Routine Matters,
A BIG JOB FOR THE CLERKS

- oiN S'h rNh N NlaEhhS.
There was a big lot of unread minutes
in the hands of Clerk Bowers, aud after
roll call a half hour was consumed in going
over thirty-iye pages OF the record. Re-
ceiyer Runaway Was the co-victim of the
members in this little matter.
After the reading was concluded the
rules were suspended and a coffee house
license was granted Louis Mariana to keep
at No. 1925 Market street.
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between the Wheeling and Pittsburgciubs
ON the home grounds this afternoon. Anne
game is promised
A special dispatch to yesterdays Cincin-
natl ENQUIRER from Wheeling says: Gap
tain Crugsp, of the Wheelings, to-day re
ceiyed a telegram from the manager OF the
Detroit Club asking if Crogan and Sam
Nichol would join the Detroits at Pitus-
burr and play right and middle through
the championship course. The boys Will
qo.n This is news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
birthday Of the Mayor.

Yesterday was the fifty-tirst birthday of
His Honor Mayor c. W. Seabright, and
that gentleman was kept busy shaking
hands with his many friends and respond
ing to their greetings and well wishes.
The employees OF his South Side merchant
tailoring establishment called on Mr.. Sea-
bright in a body and presented him with
a handsome basket of flowers, and last
night at the City Hall there were many
congratulations from members Of Council.
The REGISTER tenders its regards.
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An Interesting Open Letter from Mis-.
Clara Barton, President American Ma
ti0naI Red Cross.


Clara Barton, President American Ma
tionaI Red Cross.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 5, 81.
PROF. !IAUPT:-As your term Of lnstruc
ton in Washington draws near its>end,
your classes cannot fOrbear IN expression
of their appreciation of your methods of
instruction, and their gratitude for the
benefits received. OF the hundreds under
your instruction 10 this city, we think you
will leave none, who cannot read, speak,
and to some extent, write, so much Ger
man as to make themselves easily under
stood, and travel with profit and pleasure,
ina German speaking country; and this has
been attained by your five weeks course,
every lesson of which, your kindly and
generous interest. and that of your capable
and accomplished assistant Prof. Miller.
have made a pleasure. We feel that the
man, no less than his methods has helped
us, and, that We should have received so
much for so little, is TO us a marvel. This
is the universal sentiment of your pupils.
You take with lyon, Professor, u graft
tude, our esteem and our affectiOnate re-
membrance; and awaiting hopefully your
promised return next winter, we only
make our adieu, auf wieder Sehan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12
The New German Paper.

Mr.. Louis Colmar, the proprietor of the
coming German paper, left for Cincinnati
last night TO purchase his plant. Mr.. Col
mar has secured the room No. 8 Main
street, for the Office of his paper, and will
have it fixed up in fine style. 1t has not
vet been decided what the paper vii. be
called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

For all forms of nasal catarrh vh...
there is dryness of the air passages NH
what is commonly called 'fstufine mn !
especially when going TO bed, Ely's Crr,,
Balm gives perfect and immediate r.l;.,
It's benefit to me has been priceless
G. Chase, NJ. D., Millwood, Kansas.
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Contingent Fund
The New Truck.
N ORDERED.

"A IA
The following|%as read by the Clerk:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
GENTLEMEN-The Board of Police and
Fire Commissioners have contracted with
the Fire Extinguisher Company of Chicago
for a hook aud ladder truck, as per order
of Council, passed May 10, 1887. The
same will be delivered in this city on or
about the 18th inst.
The following is offered for your con-
sideratiOn:
Resolred, That the City Clerk issue his
order on the Receiver in favor Of the Fire
Extinguisher Company, of Chicago, for the
sum of 81, 975 upon the order OF the Presi-
dent of this Board.
The Board OF Police and Fire Com
missiOners.
B. STANLEY, Clerk.
The resolution was adopted.
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Resolutions.
GRADE OF EOFF STREET.

80
By Mr.. CALDWELL
ResOLred, That the Board Of Public
Works be and are hereby instructed and
authorized to establish the grade OF Eotf
street, at once, from FOrty-thlrd street to
Forty-eighth street, and the grade of Forty
fourth street from Water street 10 Eott
street.
Adopted.
Amended in the Fir3t Branch 30 as to in.
clude Water street from FOrtS-secOnd to
Forty fourth street.
CITY COLLECTOR.
By Mr. Allison
ReSolred, That the Committee on Real
Estate be directed to have the counters in
the Office of the City Collector re-arranged,
in conformity with the original plans of
the Committee on Real Estate.
Adopted.
By Mr.. MAXWELL
Resolred, That the Board of Public
Works be and are hereby instructed to set
the curbstone on South Penn street, south
of Ohio, so rs TO allow OF a fourteen foot
sidwalk.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Cruise
ReSOlred, That the Committee on Health
consider the local health law, enacted
during the last session of the Legislature,
and make such recommendations rs may
be deemed necessary.
Adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feya
Sores, letter, Chapped bands, Chilblains,
Corns and eli the Skin EruptiOns, and
positively cures Plies, or no Jay required
It is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction Oh
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by L6QSn h On
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The MoundsviIle Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury met in Moundsville on
Monday, and although Prosecuting At
torncy Meighen found it difficult to get all
the witnesses present, quite a number were
examined, and on account of the short
time allowed, the jury did not get through
with them all. The Court adiurned till
Thursday. Following is the result of the
iury's work, which shows ll9 indict-
ments, of which all but seven were for the
illegal sale of liquor:
For liquor selling without license-C.
Wilhert, 6; J. w. Hurley, s.; Neal Quinn,
l.; Walter Dugan, 10; August Schad, ii;
John Smith, Sr., &; William Jefferson, 7;
+. Miller, ); W. p. Curren, &; ThOs. Col
Inns, :; T b. Dolan, 6; JnO. Seaman, I;
George Georgeline, s.; Bismarck Snider, 3;
A. Conkle, 3; Mrs. 4. Lawless, 3.
Henry Sphar, for carrying deadly weap-
on.
Henry Sphar, assault and battery.
Wm. Mckee, larceny.
f. S. Davis, druggist, selling liquor
without prescription.
John Lord, emDeZzlemeDt.
George Macelroy and Clarence Harris,
hOuse-breaking.
f. w. KOontz, assault and battery.
Robert COOPER, obstructing a country
road.
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lsellalre street Fair.

For the accommodation of the Wheel
ing people who may wish to attend the
Bellaire Street Fair, October 18th and l4th,
on shove dates the b. < D. will run q
special train, leaving Bsllaire for Wheel
ing ut IL p. M, Wheeling time.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made October IL, 1887, by William
McManaway, to Jacob c. Thomas, for a
lot on South Huron street, Island. Con-
sideration, 5000.
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4 New Publishing Company.

The Secretary of State has issued a Ger
tifcate of incorporation to the West
Virginia Transcript Publishing Company"
for the purpose of publishing and printing
a newspaper and Of doing a general book
and job printing and book binding bust
ness. Located at Elizabeth, Writ county.
Charter to expire October LIST, 1907. The
sum of $3.50 has been subscribed, and paid
in with the privilege of increasing the cap
ital stock to So, 900. The incorporators
are Z. f ThorneI, j. P. Saunders, S. w.
Caiu, d. C. Casts, David Burns, J.. H.
Bnmgarner, F. ID. Pomeroy, w. Z. Hall,
W. Beard, Alex. Morrow, S. B. Sayre, H..
w. Wise, John A. Kothbene, T. J. Owens,
n. B. Armstrong, Floyd Hickman, G. W.
Strong, l.. Merrill, and H. B. Pribble.
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DIR. Reeves Not Ill.

The REGISTER yesterday contained a
personal item stating that DR.. James f.
Reeves was quite ill. A reporter dropped
in the Doctors Office, yesterday, and found
him busily at work upon some microscopic
sections for New York parties. The Doctor
has Just completed some work in this line,
possibly never accomplished so successfully
before. He was totally unaware of having
been at all i'll recently, but on the contrary
is enjoying the best o health. The item got
into the REGISTER through misiniorma-
ton, and although it alarmed some Of the
Doctors friends and was a mistake to be
regretted, all are glad it was a mistake.
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NTbeelin9 Re9istrr
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, The Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Tuesday: Z a. ~, %;
ga m, 81; II IN, 81; 3 p. m, 81; Z p. m.,
So. Weather cbange1ble.
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ALLEGHENY VS.. WHEELING TO-DAY

THE bottle of Ely's Cream Balm thu, !
obtained Of you last summer has ent;r,r
cured my little boy Of a severe attach !;
catarrh.-Ms. Sallie Davis, Green POI,
Office, Ala
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Financial,
CITY CLERKS STATEMENT.

Clerk Bowers submitted his regular
~semi-monthly financial report, showing
total balances of S107, 1881, as follows;
Board of Public Works, So, 4Ss. 81; fire,
$40, sSO.03i health, S2,O1I.O 4; markets,
81, 465, 10; police, $6,3s7.23; City Prison,
5 l,560.OS; scales, 1906. l6; real estate,
sos 10; cemeteries, S452.26; salaries,
81, 925.1 Is; contingencies, s., 407. 81; loan
of1SS1, $1,000. so; Water Board; SIC, O03.-
80; Gas Works, $SS,2942O.
BILL A
Board Of Police and Fire COMMISSIONER
On account of police ...-.S Is 90
On account of fire. ...-.--. $50 25-S 4O9 y
Hook and ladder ruck.--.. 1873 o.
CORRi5ee Bulls:
s-ss.s.s.- 80. s~s.-.....s.......sSLS1 y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

A PRACTICAL speaking, reading, writing
knowledge Of German eau be learned IN
the next few weeks in this city. 1t will
be seen in another column under the cap
ton IAN Open Letter"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

FALL opening of Fire Millinery Wednes'
day and Thursday, October 18th and 18th,
Mrs. A. J. WORKS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

We have now on exhibit the largest
line of Fall and Winter wOOIens ever
placed for inspection In ~ city,
which will he made mp first class at
reasonable prices.
Also a fun line OF our Celebrated
Knitted aekRt just received.
e. HESS a SONS,
1921 MARK ct street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

OLD ostrich feathers are cheapest and
best cleaned, dyed and curled at Mn
Nina Neuer's, SO Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

I.oO-FIttsburE AUD hetufu-eI'DN.
Saturday, October 18th, the b. go. will
sell round trip tickets to PItisburg at the
low rate Of $3.50, good returning Monday,
October 18th Trains leave at D and $40
a. m. and t:I5 and : p. m.
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PittsburE and Return 81 90. SAturds

Pittsburg and Return 81 90, Saturday,
October Is, by h Panhandle Route.
On the above date the ?. c. x st. L. Ry.
Co. will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg
at rate of 81 so for round trip.
Tickets good returning until Monday,
October 18th. inclusive. Trans leave at
7:35 q. NJ, lbs p. N. God AGO p. m. city
time.
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ALLEGHENY vs. WHEELING again to
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-12

GRAND Free Lunch at NJ. STEMS saloon,
Fulton, on Thursday afternoon and even
ing. Everybody invited.
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TRY our genuine Oil Grain Shoes, al
$3.50, warranted waterproof.
Jos. HASENAUER.
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sI.sO-Pittshurg aud Return-sl.5n.

THIS is your last chance TO see the great
Allegheny club to-day at $3.50.
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TO-DAY's batteries, Morris and Carroll
and Morrison and WeStlake.
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To-DAY's game viii be the last Of u.
season. Don't miss it Allegheny =
Wheeling.
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First Branch.

EVERYTHING CONQUERED IN.
In this Branch all the members were
present. The members cOnCurred in all
the business sen over, and at $40 adj
iOnrned.
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Greenbrier Presbytery.

The regular fall session of Greenbrier
Presbytcry will convene at Hillsdale, Mon
roe county, on Wednesday, October Goth
instant. This Presbytery, as shown by a
recent report, has a membership of $500.
1t contributes to pastors salaries 50, 52l AN
average of $3.50 per member; and to be-
neyOlent causes 1904, an average OF $l.l3.
1t gives 1886 t. congregational and
81, 1891 to miscellaneous purposes. There
are thirty-fivc Sabbath schools under care
Of Sessions, and a good many other schools
in which the officers and people of the
church are working. In schools under the
control of Sessions there 25S teachers and
1856 scholars, with 81, 056 contributed by
the schools for their WI support, and 1895
for benevolent purposes.
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WHEKLING will have out her full tar
to-day.
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NOTES

1t is understood that Miller or Fields,
of the Alleghenys, will catch Morrison for
Wheeling to-day.
Do not fail to see to.day's game on he
Island grounds. The Wheeling boys will
he in better condition than yesterday.
If the weather is good a large crowd
will no doubt witness the base ball game
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FALL opening of Fine Millinery Wednes'
day and Thursday, October 18th and 18th.
MRS. A. j. WORKS.
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Index to New Advertisements
SECOND PAGE

SECOND PAGE.
Homestead Liver P~illS-Logan & 60.
LOst-TwO COWS.
Lecture al Female college.
For Sale-HOuSCs and Lots.
Home Liver PillS-R. II. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
ROYAL Baking Powder Free from Lime.
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DoN'T misa tO-day's Allegheny-Wheel
ing game.
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FALL opening OfFine Millinery Wednes,
day and Thursday, October 18th and 18th
Mrs. A. J. WORKS.
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livery Starch. plain finish or high polish
harmless, always ready and reliable. Groeers
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Grand Toial.........

QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF B. P. W.
The Board of Public Works submitted
its statement for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80, as follows:
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To-Morrow Evenings show.

The members of the Mitchell & Du'
mont Speciality Company, which is to APP
pear at the Grand Opera House on to-mor,
row evening, had a full rehearsal last night
aud everything was found to be in first,
class trim for an excellent performance.
The songs and jokes are all new and the
music all original, so the boys are Justly
entitled in calling themselves the original
Chestnut Detesters." The first part will
he elevated away up into the flies" and
at least thirty people will be on the stage
during the whole of the t~rstact. The olio,
or second act, is made up of splendid spec
ialty turns by all of those whose names
have appeared on the bills and in these
columns heretofore. The third or last act
is q side-splitting burlesque, in which the
entire company will participate. As it is,
the whole performance promises to be
grand in every particular, and Judging
from the way in which the seats were sold
Yesterday, the boys will be greeted with q
crowded house.
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L.sGooD&Co sell dry goods the ehespe
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Earned runs. Allegheny 5; three base
hits, Nichols /; two base hits, Whitney
and Dalrymple; passed balls, Fields /;
Nicholson ,; wild pitches, Hays |; Dunn
<; bases on balls, off Hays 4; off Dunn 3;
time Of Pame, | hour and IS minutes;
umpire, McNichol.
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Board Of Police and Fire Commi

Aeeounts.....--.....